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🚨Updated recycling rules now in effect in Wales Under the new rules, businesses will now need to separate the following: ♻️ Food ♻️ Paper and card ♻️ Glass ♻️ Metal, plastics and cartons ♻️ Unsold textiles ♻️ Unsold small waste electrical and electronic equipment There will also be bans on sending food waste to sewers, separately collected waste going to incineration or landfill and all wood waste going to landfill. If you have locations or sites that operate under Welsh law and want to find out more on this new regulation, click the link >> https://hubs.li/Q02r1Gmp0 Need help with compliance? Drop us a line. 📧[email protected] #ZestRecycle #StartFresh #Recycling #WasteManagement #Sustainability #Waste

The Wales Workplace Recycling legislation will come into effect on 6th April - is your business prepared? ♻ The new legislation will require all businesses, charities and public sector organisations in Wales to separate their waste for recycling, in the hope of improving the quantity and quality of materials that can be recycled. The separate waste streams include paper & card, glass, plastics and food waste. If you don't take steps to put the right waste management processes in place now, your business could face a fixed penalty fine. There's only a couple of weeks left to make sure you have the right containers in place to separate your waste as per the regulations, so let me know below if you need to speak to one of our recycling experts. #GlobalRecyclingDay #WalesWorkplaceRecycling #Recycling #RegenerateResources

Important Update for Welsh Businesses: New Recycling Law in Effect! Starting April 6th 2024, all businesses, charities, and public sector organisations in Wales are now legally required to sort their waste for recycling. This initiative aims to enhance waste management practices, boost recycling rates, and contribute to a more sustainable future. What Does the Law Require...…. Businesses must segregate their waste into specific categories for efficient recycling. These include: - Food - Paper and Card - Glass - Metal, Plastic, and Cartons - Unsold Textiles -Unsold Small Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (sWEEE) 🚫Banned Practices: - Sending food waste down the drain is prohibited. - Waste that has been sorted for recycling cannot be incinerated or sent to landfill. - All wood waste must be diverted from landfills. Who Does It Apply To? This law applies to a wide range of workplaces, including: Offices and Workshops Retail Establishments Construction Sites Educational Institutions Healthcare Facilities Hospitality and Tourism Venues Factories and Warehouses Transport Hubs And Many More! Why Is This Important? By improving waste separation, we reduce our carbon footprint and move closer to achieving zero waste. High-quality recycled materials support our economy and supply chains. This law aligns with our circular economy strategy, aiming to keep materials in use for as long as possible. #WasteManagement #Sustainability #RecyclingLaw #WelshBusinesses #heretohelp #Healthandsafety

 🌟Workplace Recycling Is Changing in Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 ! Starting tomorrow, a new recycling law will be in effect, impacting how businesses handle waste. Visit the official government website to learn more about these changes and see if your business is affected. 🔗https://lnkd.in/ggsJ28v2 #Recycling #Sustainability #NewLaw

🗑 New rules for workplace recycling in Wales come into effect next week. Are you prepared for the changes? ♻ The new regulations will make it mandatory for all businesses to separate recyclable materials from their general waste. This includes paper, plastic, metal and glass. The changes are aimed at reducing the amount of waste that goes to landfills and increasing the amount of recycling in Wales. There's more detail in the Welsh government announcement below. ❓ What do you think of these new regulations? Is your business ready? I'd love to know your thoughts for a potential story. #recycling #sustainability #Wales #environment

New Welsh recycling laws coming into force this week - what you need to know 🔎 Starting April 6th, Welsh businesses, charities, and public sector organisations must separate their waste for recycling. This new system mirrors household recycling in Wales and aims to improve commercial recycling rates. Here's what you need to know: - Separate collection will be required for specific materials like paper, plastic, food (for some businesses), and more. - The changes apply to all workplaces, including hospitality, retail, and agriculture. (Hospitals have a two-year grace period.) - Non-compliance could result in fines or court action. This initiative is part of the Welsh Government's push for better recycling and achieving zero waste. 🔗 Explore Our Comprehensive Toolkit For organised, compliance-driven recycling solutions, access our extensive product range get in touch today: ☎️ 0208 394 2088 📧 [email protected] 🌐 sohocommercial.com #Wales #Recycling #Sustainability

Want to learn more about the criteria for the latest round of Recycle Your Electricals funding? Then this webinar on Wednesday is for you!

🌟 Exciting News for West Sussex! 🌍 West Sussex County Council and Biffa have launched the Waste Prevention Community Grant Fund to help local groups tackle household waste. Grants of up to £5,000 will support projects targeting food, furniture, plastics, textiles, and electricals. Find out more https://lnkd.in/euXkD_mC

15 days to go........ Are you ready? If not get in touch to see how I can help you. From April 6th, all businesses, charities, and public sector organizations will need to sort their waste for recycling. The Welsh Government is introducing this law to improve the quality and quantity of how waste is collected and separated. The new law will also apply to all waste and recycling collectors and processors who manage household-like waste from workplaces. What waste needs to be separated? The following materials will need to be separated for collection and collected separately: Food, paper and card, glass, metal, plastic, and cartons, unsold textiles, and unsold small waste electrical and electronic equipment (sWEEE). This new law will not only benefit the environment, but it will also help in reducing carbon emissions. Let's do our part and make sure we are ready for this change. #Recycle #Waste #Bins #Workplace #Office #Green #Sustainability #Environment